People with a brain injury -- and their families -- often feel as if no one understands what they're going through. These feelings are compounded by the change in or loss of friendships, but working with a therapist can be beneficial.
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People with a brain injury — and their families — often feel as if no one understands what they’re going through. These feelings are compounded by the change in or loss of friendships, but working with a therapist can be beneficial.
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FINALLY!!!! A therapist who gets it!!!! Thank you so much, Dr. Kreutzer.
This is very true. Lonelyness and lossing everyone and everythiing is huge. First, my huband died. Two months later, my dog died. A year later, a car accident caused a severe TBI. Since then, I've lost all my friends. My family hasn't called me for a year to see if I'm even alive. I talk to no one and just stay home in bed depressed day after day. I truely wish the accident would have killed me.
The sound of him swallowing is driving me crazy.
This is exactly what my husband is going through 🙁
Thank you Dr. Kreutzer. Very accurate and comprehensible explanation.
FINALLY!!! After suffering from this myself, I have heard someone in the medical field precisely explain the most painful devastation I have ever experienced. Thank you, Dr. Kreutzer.